Rocky Mountain Center for Occupational & Environmental Health

A healthy organization starts with healthy, engaged employees. 🐾

SeeDS helps animal welfare organizations measure workplace culture, employee well-being, and organizational health with a research-based survey and actionable recommendations.

Ready to learn more about your team? Visit us today: rmcoeh.com/services/seeds

June is National Safety Month. At RMCOEH, safety is at the heart of our mission to protect workers through education, research, and service. This month highlights the importance of preventing workplace injuries and illnesses, promoting healthy work environments, and advancing evidence-based solutions that keep workers safe.

Our Industrial Hygiene program can get you on the right track towards rewarding careers in healthcare, industry, government, and research. With a strong demand and an average salary of over $120,000, it's a field where you can make a difference. Learn how RMCOEH can help you get started.

Help create safer, healthier workplaces while advancing your nursing career. Our 100% online Occupational Health Nursing Graduate Certificate equips nurses with specialized skills in workplace health, injury prevention, and employee wellness, all while earning 2,000 hours toward board certification eligibility.

Learn more: rmcoeh.com/occupational-health-nursing

Did you know workplace stress is estimated to contribute to 120,000 deaths in the U.S. each year? RMCOEH's Occupational Health Psychology program trains future leaders to address workplace stress, improve employee well-being, and build healthier organizations.

Visit our website to learn more about this growing field: https://ow.ly/iKB450ZaHGh

Workplace injuries and fatalities cost the U.S. an estimated $176.5 billion each year. Investing in workplace safety protects workers, strengthens organizations, and helps build healthier communities.

Congratulations to RMCOEH trainee Selah Willis on receiving the Best Student Poster Award at the AIHA - American Industrial Hygiene AssociationIndustrial Hygiene Association conference in New Orleans!

Selah was recognized for her poster, "Culturally Responsive Exposure Report-Back: Improving Risk Communication," which explored how community engagement can help make environmental health information more understandable, relevant, and actionable.

We are proud to celebrate this well-deserved achievement and the impact of her research!

Even the best respirator can't provide full protection without a proper seal. That's why respirator fit testing is a critical step in protecting workers from hazardous airborne exposures.

RMCOEH provides quantitative and qualitative fit testing services for N95, half-face, and full-face respirators to help keep workers safe, healthy, and compliant.

Don't guess. Get fit. ➡️ rmcoeh.com/services/respirator-fit-testing

Preventable injuries remain one of the leading causes of death in U.S. workplaces. These tragedies can be avoided through awareness, training, and a strong safety culture.

As we recognize National Safety Month this June, we encourage employers and workers alike to make safety a daily priority. Small actions, such as identifying hazards, following safety protocols, and speaking up about risks can have a lifesaving impact.

Before we log on each day, we're already carrying experiences from our lives outside of work. How do those experiences shape our well-being, relationships, and performance on the job?

Join us for the next RIOPA Lunch & Learn as Dr. Jordyn J. Leslie, Assistant Professor at RMCOEH, presents “Understanding the Connection Between Our Work and Nonwork Experiences.”

In this free, engaging session, Dr. Leslie will discuss how work and personal life influence one another, highlighting the ways our experiences beyond the workplace can affect our health, job performance, and overall quality of life. Discover practical insights and research-based perspectives on achieving greater well-being across all areas of life.

📅 Tuesday, June 16
🕛 12:00 PM MT
💻 www.bit.ly/3QVQ4Lj
📍 Zoom ID: 890 8635 1973